You are assuming there’s something when there’s nothing.

Honey this is all there is. It’s a house of cards.

A problem with all people trying to help entrepreneurs who want to start a business online and make money with that is that the experts trying to help them out with monetizing their passion assume their clients have something that could fit into a system and needs strategy to be taken advantage of or presented better to the world in order for them to start monetizing their coaching business. Most likely people starting out businesses have nothing new to offer. They really don’t lack strategy. They lack content. Knowledge. Experience. In other words, they lack everything. They are selling you thin air. They are just selling you belief. If it didn’t work for you then it’s your fault. You didn’t put in the work, or you didn’t work hard enough. They are bad clients. That’s why you need to niche down too much and pick your ideal clients or target audience. The point isn’t turning bad clients into amazing people who can be successful. You know, awakening them, solving their problems, shaking them so hard until they raise their standards and stop being okay with being victimized by narcissists or abused by religion. No. We love nature so much to the extent that we wouldn’t even dare to alter its natural course of ruining people’s lives. Let them rot. Why should we care. The point is to get some hesitant and reluctant to go all in already successful and rich people who almost have it all to donate to your cause because you look beautiful. Welcome to the self-help world of unfalsifiable claims.

It’s the chicken or the egg dilemma.

Which came first? Your business, or monetizing your business that revolves around how to make other people make money online like you did?

Were you ever able to make money before you started making money through teaching people how to make money just like you did by modeling your success story of making money?

Have you ever managed to make money at all in your life through something other than telling people how you made money online easily and you can do it too? Even through a job? Did you ever try to get a job and succeeded? Are you an entrepreneur because you will never be hired by anyone because you can’t qualify for any job in the world, or are you an entrepreneur because you’re really so hard to be contained you can only be your own boss or bust? Is it because your country is so poor and getting a hundred dollars a month is a fortune for you so you pretend to be a passionate freelancer better than nothing or being destitute, or you really can’t fit into the category of being an employee, even if it pays you millions of dollars a month? If it’s so easy to spot, why aren’t people pointing that out? Oh, you call that hate comments, because Gary Vaynerchuck says so, and you keep scamming other kids and desperate house wives who fall for your Lamborghini photo shoots because they don’t know any better, or because they’re so desperate, or they are just kids who hate school and used to cry in order to skip going to school when they were young? And then you resort to using fancy words like those are your perfect ideal clients or target audience. You are out there to help them, you kind little deceptive newbie.

It’s like it’s not a huge colossal red flag when you notice they all resort to and use the same patterns, tactics, tricks, or strategies to lure you in.

Yeah I’ve suffered through this and that, and I’ve somehow miraculously made it out through discovering the general relativity theory all on my own, and I’m going to charge you 17 or 25 thousand dollars for it all because you can never find the same stuff in a 17 bucks book ever from a hundred years ago, like think and grow rich by Napoleon Hill for example, because my program includes breathing techniques, meditation, and stretching techniques, stuff that wasn’t around or as trendy by the time Napoleon Hill crafted his masterpiece. And remember, you cannot learn any of this or discover the way out of the mess you’re stuck in on your own, no matter how hard you try. It’s a signature program after all, because I’ve managed to say the same shit that’s all over the place in the market right now like love yourself first and shit, but I have put my awesome signature under it.

I’m totally trying to help you here. I’m really concerned for all those who were like me someday and had no food left in their fridge and that’s how I’m trying to give back to society and contribute to its well-being. A fuckload of money per person. And if they refused, don’t fret. Just stay cool and move on to the next target.

“I’m back with new victims in mind.” – Mortred, DOTA 2

Imagine all that shit taking place post the information age. Where everything there is is just a few clicks away from the grasp of every person on earth.

Now college is bad, the free internet is bad, and you gotta learn from the pros first hand, one on one, or bust. There’s no alternative. Save yourself. 9 to 5 sucks bro. Lambo. Mansion. What are you waiting for!

So sad to get out of the military only to find that this is the state of the world that we currently live in.

I made money on Instagram, and from nothing else in the world, only by telling you how I made money on Instagram, or how can you scam people too like I did by teaching them how they can make tons of money on Instagram teaching people basic and elementary stuff about crushing it on Instagram that almost never works, while supporting my false claims through fake or curated testimonials.

So sad.

I know you need to put food on the table, but where’s morality, principles, dignity, decency, compassion, authenticity, and integrity?

Consistent feels around your brand? Please.

Don’t build your own gulag. Don’t become a prisoner of your own rules. The point isn’t to appease the masses or the market. The point is to liberate yourself and unleash your creativity.

Brand identity that revolves around consistent fonts, colors, themes, pictures, appearance, …etc. is a myth. (The myth is in the belief that it is not entirely useless). People get bored too fast. Way more than you think. Imagine watching the same great movie over and over again. Who doesn’t have a brand identity? All fell into this trap. No one have tried the alternative.

It’s like people love working so hard to restrict themselves and build their own prisons.

The same could be said about niching down against what you’d really love to do in order to grow faster. You will trap yourself in the future because your current audience will always be expecting something from you that meets the criteria of what you decided to niche yourself down into from the start only. Anything else you’d try to expand into later on will be met with idiotic resistance from the audience even if it is beyond epic.

When writing a book, don’t leave anything behind.

Put everything there is in your books. Leave nothing behind.

Anything you have in mind that you leave behind because people might not find it awesome will haunt you later on for the rest of your life. Why you didn’t put me in, why didn’t you put me in. What am I missing. Was I not good enough for you? It says. I learnt that the hard way. Liberate yourself by putting everything there is in your books. Leave nothing behind.

That’s why it’s better to self-publish all your books.

The moment you focus on making money, is the moment you inevitably become just another useless snake oil salesman or scam artist.

The hardest thing about building a personal brand is not ending up building a business brand and thinking that it is a personal brand when in fact it’s not, it’s just a business brand with a cool, popular, and friendly CEO. It’s just business, nothing personal.

The only way you’re going to be able to make something that doesn’t suck is when you don’t care whether or not it’s going to make you any money or sell at all.

I have been preaching this for years.

If you’re after the money, you’d always make stuff that you don’t believe in but you know will sell more because this is what the helpless market is into right now.

You would always package bullshit in fancy containers and sell it for millions of dollars.

You would always sell stuff that doesn’t make a difference, and convince yourself that it does, just because a ton of idiots out there bought it from you.

You would even consider yourself doing the world a favor, by selling worthless stuff for a thousand dollars a piece.

There are people justifying putting their labor into the pricing, instead of aiming to make massive sales by making their product affordable.

It took me a lot of hours to make they say.

I can’t stand the hypocrisy.

I just had to speak out.

People don’t want what’s good for you.

They just want to sell. Make money. At the expense of you.

Not just the greedy big corporations anymore.

But the average person as well. The nobodies.

It’s okay to plan for the future. But don’t clutter your day to day tasks with stuff that you cannot take action concerning it at all at the moment.

Only put what can you attack immediately or take action upon right away in your notebooks of daily to-do lists.

Planning for the far future should be broadly and generally planned in detail in notebooks specific for long-term goal setting. But when it comes to action taking steps that you should follow right now, don’t try to figure out what you’ll be doing on a specific date next month. Just tell yourself what are the next actions only in your high turnover tasks planning notes. Focus on these only because what you should do after that should be inspired by how much you’ve grown from your recent success.

For example, tell yourself what you can do today only in your to-do lists, instead of laying down every single step that you should take this month, to get closer to your long-term goals.

The reward that you get from your recent accomplishments should highly influence your decisions when it comes to day to day tasks planning.